Video Games

I would say that I am a fan of trolling on CoD. You know how the story goes... When your buddies aren't online, and you're left to fend for yourself alone in a full lobby, trolling is the only way to go

Machinima lays down the facts and experienced opinions about the new Call of Duty: Ghosts.

The latest Pokemon game came out this past Saturday featuring 70 new species as well as a new type. But it's not as much the game that is bringing back childhood memories of the beloved series, but the four episode anime special that aired in Japan in anticipation of the game's release.

It's just one of these sticky situations where you don't know whether to root for the employee or the customer.

Sometimes you feel like really taking your time with a video game, digging around, finding treasure, leveling up to maximum capacity. Other times you just want to run like hell. These are those times, and if you've ever played any of these games, and you suffer from untreated anxiety, you might not want to watch these videos. Speed runs can get a bit intense.

This video from Fox Sports would have us believe that Mike Tyson has never played the classic Nintendo game that shares his name. Actually, considering all the trouble Iron Mike got into during the '80s, that's probably accurate.

Sony has announced the release for their highly anticipated next generation console during Gamescom 2013.

Microsoft has yet again reversed another unpopular feature in the controversial Xbox One.

Good ol' Black Thought. Not only is he an amazingly talented member of The Roots and Jimmy Fallon's house band, but he's also willing to admit on national television that he's a "game freak." And then willing to do rap to the theme from Super Mario Brothers.

Microsoft has seen the error of its ways and is now lifting it's restrictions on the Xbox One after many gamers revolted in anger by boycotting Microsoft's next gen system in favor for the more user friendly Playstation 4, Sony's next gen system.

A man under house arrest in New Zealand wanted to go to jail because he’d run out of video games to play. What the Halo was he thinking?

Legend has it that 30 years ago Atari buried a massive cache of video game cartridges in a landfill in New Mexico. Specifically, they buried tons and tons of copies of the failed 'E.T.' video game, an Atari non-classic that nearly sunk the gaming industry. Now a film crew has been given six months to search the massive 100 acre landfill to find the motherlode of lost games and confirm that the sto